A Man to Man Conversation in Ghana w/Jay Cameron: Culture, Community, & Church

[@MrTimSwain]

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[@donslim7586]

He is doing amazing staff I have been following him and u big up brothers Akwaaba to Ghana the motherland gateway to Africa 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🌍🌍✊

[@S3bot]

Tim & Jay series !!! Intelligent brothers. I like the convo and honesty. I lived in Virginia a number of years, returned home and got the shock about what our people still do. It is a drag net and a trap they're in. I face opposition sometimes trying to educate people about the bastions of slavery and colonialism. The evangelicals in the West gave rise to African Charismatic Pentecostalism, and just when you thought the Catholics and Protestants did a lot of damage, the new wave of "Seed-sowing & Prosperity" Gospel is the modern day slavery for Africans and it is deeply seated. That alone is the roadblock to personal responsibility and growth. Exploitation is rife against hapless Africans.

[@mcsperry6415]

Tim was supposed to interview Jay but it looks like you guys are just having a normal conversation. I love you guys and it great to see you two again 👌👌🌹

[@kamalafroseventy]

Great People Beautiful family much love family One Ghana 🇬🇭 One Africa One World Peace to the World 🌍

[@anuoluwapo7996]

OMG, my 2 most favourite AA KZbinrs. Such intellectual and matured conversation...❤❤❤

[@kofitwum6858]

I can listen to these guys for hours. Disappointed the conversation ended before I could realised.

[@dianaarthur808]

I love both shirts ✊✊🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@DiShawnJGandy]

Awesome, insightful, purposeful content. I love your questions, Tim. And I love Jay's answers. You guys always inspire me. My goal and aim is to have my channel as an American counterpart to both of yours in a meaningful way that aids in bridging the gap and helping our fellow African-Americans learn how to live in the Hyphen. Peace, peace, peace! Stay at it, Brothers!

[@TimewiththeMasters]

Two of my favourite KZbinrs; keeping it real and 100

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

Awesome. Finally Jay in the house. Insightful. All the best to you both. The Lord bless you

[@kwamenyame1277]

I absolutely love you two and your mindset. It’s like you guys are in my head. I can’t wait to meet you guys and share ideas

[@dorisbrown7347]

I could listen to Jay the whole day. Nice vibes

[@py20]

Great conversation, thanks to you both. That church act is hilarious; Lord have mercy!

[@kwakukwakye885]

😃😅

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

Love your shirt Mr Jay.

[@kwameasante6169]

You gentlemen are on point. Keep up the good work....

[@annrose8469]

Excellent Conversation!

[@harry1063]

Two visionary brothers exchanging knowledge 💪🏾

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

Tim.& Jay in the buildingggggg🇱🇷🇬🇭🇬🇧🇳🇬🤳🤳🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@mylesmills9666]

l love these two guys. I'm glad they finally met :)

[@TheRealAfricanist]

Good convo. And I hear Tim, but our African fam, just like our African American fam needs to get away from all that doggone religiosity!!! That's part of the oppression!

[@kaybee3757]

We need the continuation already Mr. Swain. Can't wait. 🤗

[@Ayimwaa]

Great convo and thought!! If only ghanaians and Africans can think like this!!!

[@williammanful6403]

I hope there's a part 2 to this exciting interview/conversation. Great seeing you guys together to talk about your experiences on the motherland

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Yeah many people are surprised when we see that there are similarities when it comes to living

[@World_news_b]

Beautiful conversation!!!

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

Interesting guys haha we need part 2 & 3

[@dorisbrown7347]

Tim and Jay awesome

[@BlackmanTV1993]

To the person who is reading this, don't give up on your KZbin channel. Keep going it's going to get better. Love 💞😘💓

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Wow What an intro ,Jah deserves more accolades Kudos guys Watching from Sydney Australia Bless up

[@sampsondjonorh4987]

Mr. Senaya, do you by chance know of one Paul Kofi Senaya of the Senaya family?

[@elizabethnyarko6736]

Hey my two favorite KZbinrs

[@sampsondjonorh4987]

Definitely waiting for the sequel. And Tim your laughter is soo infectious. Guys keep it up. And together we shall overcome. 🙌🤩

[@kaagee1875]

great conversation...

[@f6876]

Great conversation ! Looking forward to part 2

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

Knowledgeable and enlightenment are speaking where's part two bro

[@paqbert5042]

My best two guys doing amazing contents for the motherland

[@kissPhamous]

❤️ 😍

[@kwennison]

For sure there is a part two. You guys just getting started👍🏽👍🏽

[@paqbert5042]

Dope

[@jazzyJ1805]

Would it be wrong to say that with so many diasporans, living, working and having business in Ghana, that perhaps the younger generation of local ghanians should also make effort to kind of increase their employability. Cause from what I understand the government is not very helpful with creating jobs for these generations. So maybe there is really an opportunity here to have them meet each other half way ?? Just a thought.. please if anyone has any thoughts .. open to learn more !!

[@3rdeyevision569]

Good one

[@markkorste2707]

Wow! Tim and Jay as usual 🙂👍💐

[@princessprincess7708]

Nothing like Tim copying the Ghananian accent I laugh until I almost pee myself. You are hillarious 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@victoriaamankwaa586]

Good ❤️❤️❤️

[@junity1]

Mr. Tim Swain, please work on the audio on your videos. Thank you. Great convo btw.

[@samuelkyei2888]

where is part 2 please Tim?

[@kwamenyame1277]

Part 2

[@kompila]

Tim Tim Tim Tim Tim , I love you boss :)

[@joshuabennett3122]

When AA churches where full there was love, security, respect, peace and unity in the Black community. As church attendance and Bible way living lowered in the AA community we see that: youth suicide is up, imprisonment is up, alcohol and drug addiction is up, sexual disease is up, out of we'd lock birth is up, school non attendance is up, blood pressure, depression, anger and resentment is up, hopelessness is up, crime, violence and the murder is up, and more people on their families are giving up.... And now so called woke AA are going to Africa and trying to get them to also abandon the source of their unity, family, love, community, morality... that they so admire admire them for. Little thinking that if Christian Africa does listen to them, every thing will fall apart there as it currently has here in America. Talking down to them as if 'me so smart, you so dumb', maybe you should switch attitude and instead go, listen and learn, and show some respect when in somebody else's house. If you want to talk about the history of the Christian faith in Africa, talk not only about what the fake Christians did, but also about the works of the true Christians in Africa Such as how in many African countries, to this day, many, if not most of the schools and hospitals were started and run by true Christian missionary's Most of the continents freedom fighters were Christians, most of the charities that provide for millions are Christian.. We mock Christian forgiveness here amongst the so called woke of AA But there would be no miracle called Rwanda without it. Nelson Mandela credited the Christian church for being the greatest source of progressive change on the continent Please, stop and think.

[@alkebulanMD]

What do you mean by white Jesus?

[@Lil_Elegant]

100% predominantly black country bro the rest are foreigners 😂😂👌

[@yirehyeshua]

Boycott Ghana...Vaccine mandate